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[franknbeans]

On episode 5 now ***** crazy ,stevens laywers are so far though

 

[Deleted member 37467]

That's another thing...

The arrogance of some of these dudes is ASTOUNDING.

This Kan Kratz dude is OD w/ the smug.

 

[essential1]

10 hours may not be enough for this.

I will probably watch this a few times. This was astounding and just mind blowing.

If you're on the fence about it, watch it. It's truly an amazing and baffling story and a great documentary.

 

[fousey]

On episode 3 now. Wish it wasn't 1am so I can keep binging. Feel bad for the dude rn. What a ****** life to have.

 

[Deleted member 37467]

I literally can't stop watching this, bros.

They drop a Funk Master Flex bomb at the end of every damn episode.

 

[fousey]

woooooooooooooow. the only reason i want to finish this is because i wanna find out if all these crooks burned......and i wish we could see ALL parties involved reaction to this documentary...this is legit INSANE.

 

[skurrtskurrt29]

On my 3rd episode and this whole case infuriates me. This is some **** that you wouldn't even see on movies.

 

[superblytrife]

The scary thing is that this happens more than we probably know.  Avery said something along the lines that poor people lose these types of cases.  He's absolutely correct.  Doesn't matter if you're black, white, in the hood or in some backwoods Wisconsin town--if you're poor, you're basically at the mercy of the "justice system" should you become a part of it.  I'd also take that thought further and say that being poor AND uneducated is a recipe for disaster, and the two often go hand-in-hand.  Think about that convo Dassey and his mom had when they BOTH couldn't figure out what "inconsistent" meant.  They didn't stand a chance. 

 

Maybe the cover-ups don't go to these lengths or go so deep, but they're there.  And more often than not, folks without the means to properly defend themselves end up with their lives ruined.  Look at Dassey's public defender--dude had ZERO intention of actually defending the kid and making sure that things were being done properly on law enforcement's end.  Yeah, they got rid of him, but by that point the damage had been done.  By not doing his job, that defender did his job in the eyes of the DA, judge and law enforcement.  Sickening. 

My mind continues to be blown from this story.  The levels of deceit that have gone on for decades is absolutely mind-boggling.  

 

[a blinkin]

On episode 6 right now. I was not ready for this mind **** at all.

The prosecution doesn't even seem to be trying that hard to convince the jury/judge. How this man is in jail right now is ******* unbelievable to me right now. From tainted DNA to unreliable witnesses... How. Is. He. Locked. Up?

Dude had to have ****** someone's girl in that town when they were all growing up for them to be going at him like this. I refuse to believe anything else.

 

[a blinkin]

This show deserves its own thread tbh.

 

[harlemtothebronx]

Meant to watch Making a Murderer last night , but never got around to it. Really looking forward to this and F is for Family today.

 

[vagixxer]

Finished making of a murderer last night on a binge and its epic television.

I have so many thoughts on this entire thing man it was just insane to watch.


Taking advantage of a kid that had no intelligence whatsoever is shameful.


When they exposed this fool for having a damn composite sketch and mugshot of someone framed on his wall was crazy


The fact that you can say something under oath or in an email etc but go into court an act as if you never said it is disgusting

 

[deeester]

Make a thread? 

 

And as a black male already feeling a way about law enforcement 

this mess shook me up. I'm only on episode 2 because I keep rewinding

and googling stuff as the show goes on.  THIS. IS. NUTS. 

It's scary that there are ppl that hold this level of power within the law 

and do as they please with it.  Like who's policing the police? Who's

watching over the politicians? Man I really can't believe this, All this 

information out there and NO ONE OUTSIDE OF WISCONSIN willing to 

help this man???????? Black or white, if we not a part of the system we

are Fuc***!!!!

 

[a blinkin]

Minus whale. The point of this documentary is to gain attention for this case and the supposed injustices.

 

[a blinkin]

Sidebar. Does the theme music for MaM remind anyone else of the theme music for GoT?

 

[deeester]

Waaaaaaaaaaaaaait a minute!!!!!!​

This boy Brendan admitted to slitting her throat​

but there was no blood present at the home?​

Blood was only found in the car???? ​

How did they find traces of blood from Steven ​

if he hadn't been cut? Wouldn't it be the smart​

to point that out? Like dude how do they have ​

a sample of my blood when I haven't been ​

injured??? ​

 ​

Man they lost me on episode 3 when they ​

found the key and basically admitted to it ​

not being there before...​

 ​

I really can't believe this stuff man..​

But at the same time ehhh this is ​

nothing new. ​

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Edit: Yeah kept watching and they cleared that up ​

 

[Sinner]

Damn, I need to step away from this thread... haven't started yet... spoilers! 

Uploaders need to hurry! 

 

[a blinkin]

It's fair game when it comes to spoilers with Netflix shows since they're released all at once.

 

[superblytrife]

Yoooooo the FBI coming thru at the last minute with the EDTA test is waaaaaaaaay too convenient. From 4-6 months to set up the tests they haven't done in 10 years, to weeks. Again....WOW.

 

[Mark Antony]

This Making A Murderer story is absolutely mind-boggling. Like I'm sitting here yelling out loud at my TV b/c of the blatantly underhanded tactics those cops/investigators used. And the clincher is that IT'S ALL ON TAPE!

Spoiler: Warning: Spoiler!

When the investigator specifically instructed Brendan to draw pictures of the crime and crime scene, I had to get up walk around for a minute before I freaked out lol. How are these people not being held accountable for this ****?!??!?!!!

All in all, Brendan didn't stand a chance. Such an easy mark.

I'm on episode 4 and I'm so pissed man. How are they doing this? Can somebody not help? This is egregious, pure evil at work. I want everyone's head who was involved.

 

[franknbeans]

So just finished mnm so much emotions and so much feels so much to type,dont know where to start.this is scary man.obviously and clearly a set up.so crazy all the dirty things that were done.i dont know how these dudes are in jail right now smh.

 

[Deleted member 37467]

Yoooooo the FBI coming thru at the last minute with the EDTA test is waaaaaaaaay too convenient. From 4-6 months to set up the tests they haven't done in 10 years, to weeks. Again....WOW.

Yea...

Also, Steven's lawyers literally make EVERYONE look foolish.

When they had Sgt. Colburn on the stand and they were talking about the license plate thing I was literally shaking my head.

I also had a weird feeling about Teresa Halbach's ex boyfriend and her brother that seemed to be the only one in the family to ever address the media.

How no one else was suspected or even questioned about her disappearance is disgusting.

Don't even get me started about her Rav 4 being found IMMEDIATELY on that 40 acre lot, either.

And the whole blood vial thing?

I'm disgusted, man.

 

[Cashflow]

Was anybody else suspicious of the ex boyfriend and the roomate? How'd he conveniently figure out her password?

 

[a blinkin]

I really hope this documentary helps dude's case out, man. This entire thing is just indescribably vile. If dude ever gets out, I pray he moves the hell out of that state.

 

[the qbz]

My mind is blown 4 episodes in.

The nephew scenes are heartbreaking